Gabriele Cosmo
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54 lines
1.4 KiB
Plaintext
Hajime Yoshida
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******* README of lesson1 ******
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26 September 2006
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- Lesson1.py as before
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- Lesson1withN03.py
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- physics is list is taken from examples/novice/N03
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- process on/off
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- Leson1Wx.py
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- same as Lesson1withN03 but
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- New GUI toolkit is used and the default Python isn't enough
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- wxPython is necessary
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26 May 2006 Geant4.8.1
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The first version of the courseware of the mass attenuation coefficient
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- Lesson1.py
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select absorber material
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set its thickness upto 500 mm
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select beam particle
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set its energy upto 100 MeV
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set nu of events up to 100
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run
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and then
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zoom in (x1.1) or zoom out (x0.9)
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pan in up/down and/or right/left in the unit of mm (type in two
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numbers separated by a space)
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execute any G4 command but /gun/particle or /gun/energy which are
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defined by the above
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-oglx.mac
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OGLSX => important to make zooming effective after showing trajectories.
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if you want to use VRML, you have to specify the directory where *.wrl
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file is stored and the VRML viewer to which the path is set:
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G4VRMLFILE_DEST_DIR=/home/yoshidah/tmp/
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G4VRMLFILE_VIEWER=vrmlview
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And you have VRML drivers built.
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G4VIS_BUILD_VRML_DRIVER=1
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G4VIS_USE_VRMLFILE=1
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G4VIS_BUILD_VRMLFILE_DRIVER=1
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G4VIS_USE_VRML=1
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-gun.mac
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This is used only at the initialization time. |